Pmp Exam Cram 2

by David Francis, Gregory M. Horine

PMP Exam Cram 2 offers concise information mixed with real-world scenarios delivered in an approachable, friendly style. This book is the perfect complement to the Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK). This Exam Cram 2 will help you make sure you've nailed important concepts and know exactly what the exam will cover. It offers study tips, practice exams, and the famous Cram Sheet for last minute review. The CD includes PrepLogic Practice Tests, Preview Edition, which offers a complete PrepLogic Practice Test, a test engine with two study modes, Practice Test and Flash Review, full exam customization, and a detailed score report.

321 pages, Paperback

First published October 17, 2003

About the author

David Francis, based in Los Angeles where he works for the Norton Rose Fulbright law firm, spends part of each year back on his family’s farm in Australia. He is the author of The Great Inland Sea, published to acclaim in seven countries, and Stray Dog Winter, Book of the Year in The Advocate, winner of the American Library Association Barbara Gittings Prize for Literature, and a LAMBDA Literary Award Finalist. He has taught creative writing at UCLA, Occidental College, and in the Masters of Professional Writing program at USC. His short fiction and articles have appeared in publications including Harvard Review, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Southern California Review, Best Australian Stories, Australian Love Stories, and The Rattling Wall. He is Vice President of PEN Center USA.

Reviews

[Kayleen · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book had a limited number of practice questions, but what really made me nuts was the amount of time the authors spent telling you what is false. They included information in every chapter about common misconceptions, but they didn't always word it so it was immediately plain the information was wrong. Those who study the mechanics of learning and test taking will tell you NOT to add in the wrong information, it just clouds the subject. Yes, I passed the test, but I was very frustrated trying to use this book to learn the right answers.